The Tennessee star., 1887-11-25
LOCALS.
thanksgiving is over,
The Holiday past,
And back to our labor
We are at last.

The Holiday past,
AID back to our labor
We are at last.
& Johns concert was nice wasn't.
It?
Wanted-those who owe US to.
pay.
nominee.
The Centralites enjoyed Thanks
giving hugely.
Wanted at this Office 5000 bona
6de- subscribers.
The weather still remains cloudy,
we expect snow daily.
Prof. J. Ira Watson is quite a
favorite with his pupils.
It is currently rumored that a
certain Professor will wed in a few
weeks.
Mrs. Rachel Parker, $50 Gay
street, is doing fine business in
dressmaking.
Young men, learn trades, study
! professions. There is a crest de-
mand for you. a
Mrs. Rice Moore, mother of Rev.
Geo. w. Moore, died Wednesday
night.
The Tyreeans will give high fly
entertaining concert during the
!. holidays.
When / rose in. the morning !
found that / was the last Rose OF
summer.-Will.
/ wonder If / am a rose it was
very dark morning when l
bloomed.-Will.
Everything is moving along
nicely in Belle View-all is due to
Prot. II and Miss H.
AS we 90 to press the weather
promises to be several degrees cold
er in the next twenty -four hours.
Colored men of Nashville
remember those who voted against
our candidate, j. B. Bosley, for the
Council last month.
Pulaski Jim, the Office boy Of
DR.. Boyd, has severed his connec-
ton with the Doctor TO the regret
Of bis many friends.
The attraction at the Grand OPP
era this week is the best play that
has been here this season. Around
the world in 80 days.
We again advise the young men
to save their money, aud not spend
it on one social organization during
the holidays.
We will bet our old pants that
John y. Littleton will get more
votes in three wards than Quintard
Jones will get in the whole city.
Colored men vote for men who
are in favor of giving you represen-
tation. John j. Littleton has been
outspoken on all questions pertain
ing to the interest Of the Negro.
Miss Eunice Howard, of Robert
son County, is stopping at the res-
idence of her brother, r. j. Hem
bricks. She will attend school at
Fisk.
The advantages of the newly
paved Church street are: First,
durability; second, the street-car
track being on level with the
pavement, makes easy for vehicles
to cross, without tearing things to
pieces, and third, there is no need
of special crossings for pedestrians,
and last, the mud can never get
very deep.
The STAR man went hunting
last Friday, in company with the
"ado mad, Doc Liner, Dodd, and
Andrew Bradford. The gang put.
up at Belle Meade with Mr.. P. R.
Thompson, who joined US, together
with the Messrs. Carter. The gang
killed hares, partridges, snipe, and
ate persimmons and good dinner,
prepared by the young bride, Mrs.
Phil Thompson. Mrs. Thompson
cooks splendid meal, and Q how
the boys did eat.
Rock City Greys B. B. c. reor-
ganized last week and will fort
nightly for the purpose Of keeping
up the team. The organization is
as follows: A. HI. Campbell, Man
ager; w. t. Smith and M. Cain,
catchers; VIM. Moore and W. M.
Cofey, catchers; r. B. Weakley,
first base; p. L. Nichols, second
base; H. Hyde, third base; Tom
Taylor, shop stop; John Trimble,
left field, and W. G. Ewing. The
Greys played several match gamhs
during the past season, coming out
yictors every time but one. The
club will give a series of balls at
Winters Hall, beginning the 23d
inst.